Testing Methods
Currently there are two methods of testing: manual and unit.
Presently Selenium and Windmill are being investigated for automated testing.
Testing Environments
The testing environments are based on Yahoo's A-grade browsers
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Win 2000† |
Win XP |
Win Vista |
Mac 10.4† |
Mac 10.5 |
Firefox 3 |
A-grade |
A-grade |
A-grade |
A-grade |
A-grade |
Firefox 2 |
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A-grade |
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A-grade |
IE 7.0 |
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A-grade |
A-grade |
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IE 6.0 |
A-grade |
A-grade |
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Opera 9.5 |
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A-grade |
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A-grade |
Safari 3.1* |
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A-grade |
A-grade |
* Does not support keyboard accessibility (a11y)
† Not currently available for testing
Reporting Bugs
Any bugs found should be reported in Jira
To reduce the chance of creating a duplicate bug report, it is a good idea to browse Jira first.
All bug reports should include at least the following information
- Title of bug report
- The component it affects
- The version it affects
- A description of the bug
- steps to reproduce the bug
Using Jira
Registering in Jira
Before you can report any bugs, you need to create an account in Jira.
From the main Jira page click on the "Signup" link. 
Fill out the registration form completely and submit. 
Browsing
There are several ways to browse the bug reports in Jira.
Using the "Quick Search" field at the upper right corner, search by keyword(s). 
The "Home" page contains saved filters 
The "Browse Project" page contains project level filters; e.g. by component, assignee, and etc. 
The "Find Issue" page allows for the creation of a custom query. 
Creating a New Bug